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 1   1, 3 |   expressed his wonder at that concealed, and unseen, mind which
 2   1, 63|        the invisible nature of concealed demons53. But further, when
 3   1, 77|       to the earth: while that concealed WORD and living power which
 4   2, 30|    honoured Him not as God. He concealed the truth too, and put forth
 5   2, 30| Philosophers blush;—nor was it concealed :—that, the Father of his
 6   2, 30|    their pretences, because he concealed the word of truth under
 7   3, 39|        then, could the Divine, concealed, invisible, and untangible,
 8   3, 39|     nature discover Him who is concealed, (and) invisible, whom they
 9   3, 39|       known to men, what those concealed (properties) of the Godhead
10   3, 61|        was that which was done concealed by any means; neither from
11   4, 19|      to them, it should now be concealed from their eyes. They had
12   4, 30|       and vouchers of the evil concealed within them, and which should
13   4, 31|     shall not be revealed; nor concealed that shall not be made known118."
14   4, 31|     shall not be revealed, nor concealed that shall not be made known."
15   5, 13|       nothing impure to remain concealed within them, but, on the
16   5, 23|        all these things remain concealed. And such custom is most
17   5, 23|     such custom is most wisely concealed under the form of a doctrine
18   5, 43| happened to Him ? but, that He concealed Himself from men, and laughed
19   5, 43|   every suspicion of vice, who concealed nothing of the truth, as
20   5, 47|    preached. But, even if they concealed this, and did not confess